Creating communities people are proud to call home.
A social purpose real estate developer creating permanently affordable housing.
Who we areDedicated to growing the community housing sector.
Community Land Trust (CLT) is a social purpose real estate developer that helps to create permanently affordable housing solutions for people, with a focus on co-operative housing.
We help to drive growth in the non-market and community housing sector by developing new housing co-ops, preserving and redeveloping existing co-ops, and leveraging the value of our portfolio to build more housing.
Established by the Co-operative Housing Federation of BC (CHF BC) in 2015, CLT is owned by BC’s co-operative housing sector and is a member of the CHF BC group of social enterprises.
Our prioritiesBuilding, managing and preserving co-op and community housing in BC.
We serve the broader community housing sector by expanding opportunities to build, manage and preserve co-op and non-profit housing in BC. Our strength is in our portfolio of properties, which gives us the resources and scale to be a meaningful player in the housing sector.
How do we do it? CLT owns or leases land and real estate that are controlled by and for the community, for the benefit of current and future residents and the community housing sector. Land is taken out of the private real estate market, and then used to generate community wealth and offer housing options for people with a broad range of incomes, backgrounds and households.
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news & EventsCultivating a legacy of affordable housing.
Our news and events page is designed to keep you up-to-date with the movement occurring within and around Community Land Trust.
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Find Out More: City of Burnaby and Community Land Trust Announce Construction Start on 119 New Co-op Homes
City of Burnaby and Community Land Trust Announce Construction Start on 119 New Co-op Homes
119 new co-op homes are coming to Burnaby, highlighting the impact municipal governments can have in bringing affordable housing to local communities. Today, the City of Burnaby and Community Land Trust announced that construction is now underway at Burnaby Grove Housing Co-op, a mixed-income community which will bring 119 new affordable homes to Burnaby. “This is…
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Find Out More: Remembering barbara findlay
Remembering barbara findlay
We were saddened to learn that barbara findlay, one of the namesakes of our new Fuller-findlay Housing Co-op, died on Saturday, August 22. findlay spent her life and law career advocating for human rights, including a number of groundbreaking legal cases for the 2SLGBTQ+ community, championing family law rights, child custody protections, and trans rights.…
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Find Out More: Federal Funding Announced for Post 83 Housing Co-op Energy Upgrades
Federal Funding Announced for Post 83 Housing Co-op Energy Upgrades
Today the federal government announced over $29 million in funding through the Canada Greener Affordable Homes program and the Affordable Housing Fund to help update and retrofit 284 rental homes in three projects in Burnaby. The announcement was made at Post 83, a non-profit co-operative housing project located at 4221 Mayberry Street. “Our Government is…